He wrote: "The Fake News Awards, those going to the most corrupt & biased of the Mainstream Media, will be presented to the losers on Wednesday, January 17th, rather than this coming Monday. The interest in, and importance of, these awards is far greater than anyone could have anticipated!"

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Now, today is that day. Instead of rolling out a red carpet or renting out the Dolby Theater, Trump took to posting a link from GOP.com on — you guessed it! — Twitter.

The list (the site was not available for every user seeking access) consists of 10 reports the POTUS found problematic. It was New York Times reporter Paul Krugman who came first on the list for his comments about the economy being unable to recover of Trump's presidency. Second is ABC News' Brian Ross, who incorrectly reported that Michael Flynn would testify that Trump told Flynn to connect with Russian officials during the presidential campaign. Third on the list is CNN, which reported that Trump and his son, Donald Trump Jr., had access to hacked documents via Wikileaks.

"ISIS is in retreat, our economy is booming, investments and jobs are pouring back into the country, and so much more!," tweeted Trump on Wednesday. "Together there is nothing we can’t overcome--even a very biased media. We ARE Making America Great Again!"

ISIS is in retreat, our economy is booming, investments and jobs are pouring back into the country, and so much more! Together there is nothing we can’t overcome--even a very biased media. We ARE Making America Great Again!